Blog By Yossi Hurst, a Rene Cassin Alumni My week at René Cassin was both fascinating and enjoyable. From the start,...
My Work Experience Week At Rene Cassin
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René Cassin
We are a charity working to promote and protect universal human rights, drawing on Jewish experience and values.
My Work Experience at René Cassin
Melissa Charles, work experience student March 2025 Spending time on work experience at René Cassin was both an...
My week work experience at René Cassin
Lucy Conway, work experience student, July 2024 I have always had an interest in human rights and I am looking to...
A week with René Cassin
By Aria Nesheim, work experience student, June 2024 As someone who has always been very politically aware, having read...
Trustee Board Recruitment 2024
Why should you consider becoming a René Cassin trustee? We are looking to strengthen our governance by appointing up...
My Experience Of Being A René Cassin Intern
By Libi Sears Starting with Human Rights at René Cassin I have always been impassioned by fairness, equality, and...
Spending a week with René Cassin
By Jessica Saipe I have always been intrigued in contributing to help with many of the unfortunate crises currently...
My week of work experience with René Cassin
By Maya Zarach My first day began with an introduction into the workings of René Cassin and the values that underpin...
“Insight, knowledge and numerous skills I gained and developed during my time with René Cassin”.
by Charlotte Cobb, work experience I first heard of René Cassin through Instagram, while I was looking for an...
My Week at René Cassin
I learnt that when one advocates for the human rights of one particular group, all groups benefit.
Misogyny as a hate crime: not so fast
Work experience student Mollie writes on the campaign to have misogyny classified as a hate crime
“I learnt the importance and significance of what René Cassin stands for and the crucial role the organisation plays within society”
Lily Compton reflects on how her work experience week has inspired her to not just observe events, but to take action to protect human rights.